Example 4 - Chapter 14 Class 10 Probability

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Example 4 One card is drawn from a well-shuffled deck of 52 cards. Calculate the probability that the card will be an ace, Total number of cards = 52 Total number of aces = 4 P (getting an ace) = (š‘š‘¢š‘šš‘š‘’š‘Ÿ š‘œš‘“ š‘Žš‘š‘’š‘ )/(š‘‡š‘œš‘”š‘Žš‘™ š‘›š‘¢š‘šš‘š‘’š‘Ÿ š‘œš‘“ š‘š‘Žš‘Ÿš‘‘š‘ ) = 4/52 = šŸ/šŸšŸ‘ Example 4 One card is drawn from a well-shuffled deck of 52 cards. Calculate the probability that the card will (ii) not be an ace. P(we do not get an ace) = 1 ā€“ P(get an ace) = 1 ā€“ šŸ/šŸšŸ‘ = (13 āˆ’1)/13 = šŸšŸ/šŸšŸ‘

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